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Ideal Standard Loo Identification
Do any of you knowledgeable people know which model of Ideal Standard loo this is please?
We are trying to find replacement loo seats, hinges and fixings for two of these and we are struggling to find the right ones or ones that will fit.
Any help will be gratefully received thank you.
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Ever heard of Google Images (or Google Lence)?
Concept Arc
Concept Freedom
Concept Studio
Concept Cube
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When you've chosen your toilet type seems Screwfix have a few types. Also looks like they come as seat and lid .
Hopefully they have the fixings as well.
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Yes we got as far as that but given you have made four choices there (which is where we found ourselves) we wondered if anyone could narrow it down to being more specific!
Don't really fancy spending £130 x 2 on loo seats to find that they are the wrong ones………………
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Ideal Standard may well have dimensioned drawings of the loos and seats… Compare those to the one you have to measure? https://www.idealstandard.co.uk/products/catalog/toilets/toilet-seats
Remove existing seat and look for any moulded in part numbers? (None obvious on mine, though).
Take it to a proper plumbers merchants to identify / compare against a new one (thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, of course).
No-one is going to be able to tell the (subtle, if any) differences from your picture to those four without 'being there'. Probably. To my eyes only the Concept Studio matches the seat (rounded rear corners) and cistern shape.
But don't trust me. ;)
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It's naive to expect that someone with your photos can do this better than you with the real thing. Just check them one by one, searching for more images and details of each particular model.
And, when buying online, you can always send it back and lose money only on postage.
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Take the old one off & visit the likes of B&Q
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I think I would find that only slightly less embarrassing than visiting the ladies dept in the run up to the Festive season.
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Agreed. We certainly won't be walking around a DIY store with a used toilet seat 🤣🤣🤣
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Not as embarrassing as walking with the toilet pan and checking whether their sits fit it or not.
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Have you tried the company helpline?
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